Sentence examples for immediate kind from inspiring English sources

The book itself gives rise to temporal and spatial issues of a more immediate kind.

Someone yelled out, "Is this the second time for anyone?," forgoing the Web for a more immediate kind of crowdsourcing.

"Paris" is the product of immersion: not just in Parisian high culture, but in a seamier, more disjointed and immediate kind of metropolitanism.

This woman's rules for living are every bit as intricate as the "Runner" code, and suddenly Manny is caught up in a new kind of reality: the immediate kind.

Third, the plasticity of clay and wax encourages a fluent, immediate kind of manipulation, and many sculptors, such as Auguste Rodin, Giacomo Manzù, and Sir Jacob Epstein, like to preserve this record of their direct handling of the medium in their finished work.

It was an immediate kind of chemistry that we had.

Transforming Pakistan's banking system will involve other, more immediate kinds of difficulty, however.

Use demand of more immediate kinds are related to freshwater fisheries (including fish-farming), to dwelling in houseboats, and to recreational activities.

Mr. Gockley said that "opera people are very traditional creatures and they don't like to see something change" but that "these boutique markets, which I would call the opera, are gradually just being pushed off the air by broader, popular, more immediate-gratification kinds of things".

Like many companion animals, whether service dogs or pets, Chad had an immediate effect — the kind of effect that is noticeable but has yet to be fully understood through scientific study.

But when the export markets crash, the effect is immediate.Secondly, the kind of foreign trade was particularly risky: these countries integrated into the global-supply chain in industries such as electronics and cars, which are proving far more cyclical than anyone suspected.